Caravan Reviews

The Bailey Pursuit 570-6 is Britain’s most numerous six-berth layout, with bunks and a three-seater dining-play area in a distinctly separate ‘room” at the rear, and a washroom amidships on the offside.

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Published: 10 Jul 2017

It’s the longest, widest touring caravan in Britain. It has Alde heating. And it costs a mere £20,495. The latest Adora Thames is unique on the market in so many ways

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Published: 14 Jun 2017

The Caravelair Antarès 450 is a newcomer from France is the only caravan with twin beds that you can transform into a double.

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Published: 12 Jun 2017

The German-built Knaus StarClass 690 has this country’s most popular caravan layout, with a transverse island bed

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Published: 22 May 2017

The Coachman Pastiche 565 is a twin-bed caravan with a clear division between the night and day areas and a stunning long roof light in the bedroom.

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Published: 30 Apr 2017

The Buccaneer range gained a transverse bed layout for 2017, and it’s laden with gizmos including underfloor heating and an automatic levelling system

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Published: 28 Apr 2017

This Bailey Unicorn Pamplona is a new rear island bed tourer which has a central en-suite shower room, a 190-litre fridge-freezer and an inboard water tank.

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Published: 28 Apr 2017

The Elddis Avanté 840 caravan is eight feet wide, it’s eight metres long – and it’s ideal for both couples and families.

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Published: 06 Apr 2017

The winner of our Best Family Lightweight Caravan award is an awesome blend of affordable price and first-class layout– with a surprise rear view on tow!

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Published: 15 Mar 2017

The Caravelair Antarès 455 is the only caravan with a bed that has no cut-off. It is also one of the lightest fixed-bed touring caravans.

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Published: 14 Mar 2017

The new family Coachman Vision 630 caravan has an efficient layout, first-rate road manners, and lots of finesse.

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Published: 01 Mar 2017

Unveiled this spring: the newest Sprite caravan, with two lounges, beds for six, seating for 12 – and a baby bath!

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Published: 28 Feb 2017

The new three-model Alaria range, made by Lunar, has all the luxuries of the Delta, plus automatic levelling and colour changing lights!

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Published: 23 Feb 2017

The Compass Camino 660, with stunning blue sides, loads of storage space, a water tank, exceptionally bright lighting and Alde heating, this caravan ticks lots of style and practicality boxes.

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Published: 17 Feb 2017

With £4150-worth of extra kit for just £2510 more than the price of the standard caravan, the Swift Siena Accent is definitely on value for this new range of dealer specials

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Published: 10 Feb 2017

The result of this partnership between Coachman and Raymond James is a well-proportioned offering with the caravan equivalent of 'good bone structure'. As a consequence, it needs very little in the way of smoke and mirrors to sell itself. Stylish, understated and chic – everything has its place.

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Published: 06 Feb 2017

The Lunar Solaris 574 has £2835-worth of additional equipment for just £326 more than the cost of the standard Quasar 574 on which it’s based

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Published: 30 Jan 2017

The invention of the Compass Casita 866 caravan, a super-sized tourer layout, sets a new standard for family caravanning, with three seating areas and space everywhere

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Published: 25 Jan 2017

The Caravelair Antares Family Style 496 is a brilliantly stylish French-built lightweight tourer with stark white high-fashion styling – and beds for seven!

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Published: 12 Jan 2017

Two new Unicorn layouts arrive for 2017, both with open-plan central ensuite shower rooms. The Bailey Unicorn Cabrera is the single-axle version

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Published: 10 Jan 2017